It's twenty-four hours too late, and in the wrong place.
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Within twenty-four hours her page received over $4,000 in donations.
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Twenty-four hours later, the word "unraveling" seems like an understatement.
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Twenty-four hours later, it had been viewed about 700,000 times.
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But an automated system could run twenty-four hours a day.
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Twenty four hours later, Trump becomes the President Elect of America.
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Twenty-four hours ago, sports betting was illegal, now it's like whatever.
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In the past twenty-four hours, he had closed five sponsorship deals.
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In the previous twenty-four hours, no one had talked to her.
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Twenty-four hours later, they receive their matches with a personalized introduction.
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The election, only twenty-four hours old, seemed like a distant memory.
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In twenty-four hours, she will assess the effect of each exposure.
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Twenty-four hours after she died, Valerie had a memorial Facebook page.
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Anyway, in twenty-four hours he'd never have to see Rachel again.
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Twenty-four hours before opening, the store should have been nearly ready.
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Twenty-four hours after the cancellation, tickets were going for $550 a pop.
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Screens above us showed eighteen columns, each marked out with twenty-four hours.
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You must start your investigation within twenty-four hours of the hotline call.
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The traps are set once a week and emptied after twenty-four hours.
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" Twenty-four hours later Trump was at it again, complaining about "Saturday Night Live.
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Twenty-four hours after the earthquake, the urgency and sense of hope was palpable.
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This is from yesterday, less than twenty-four hours before the atrocity in Brussels.
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"Twenty-four hours later —— " Mr. de Blasio continued, then the room erupted in laughter.
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Twenty-four hours later, Donald Trump won the New Hampshire primary in a landslide.
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Twenty-four hours later, five justices wrote separate opinions totaling more than 50 pages.
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You're there twenty-four hours [a day], but you're not really doing anything either.
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On June 21997nd, after deliberating for nearly twenty-four hours, the jury found McVeigh guilty.
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Airlines will transport over 80,000 flowers from gardens around the world every twenty-four hours.
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Two days later, he said, he was given twenty-four hours to leave the country.
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Because the lounge is open twenty-four hours, and we have a lot of traffic.
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As I write this, four police officers were shot during the previous twenty-four hours.
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The only downside: the twenty-four-hour forecast took about twenty-four hours to produce.
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Twenty-four hours later, I was back out there, shooting the aftermath of the blizzard.
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Twenty-four hours later, as he was wheeled into the operating room, Amari still wasn't shaken.
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The compound has six towers and two perimeter vehicles which operate twenty-four hours a day.
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I got on a plane that day: twenty-four hours, or twenty-four years, too late.
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During Thailand's five most dangerous days of driving it can take up to twenty-four hours.
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More than twenty-four hours after her daughter had disappeared, Feldmann finally received a longer message.
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Over the next twenty-four hours, Labour did better than predicted, which was not very well.
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"Twenty-four hours in a day felt like 48 hours in a day," Somerville told BuzzFeed News.
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" Whatever anybody says to me during my first twenty-four hours in Iowa, I answer "Thank you.
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We all have the same oils, we all have the same twenty-four hours in the day.
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Twenty-four hours later he spent his first day completely fever-free — the first in several weeks.
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Finally, after Manu had been held for nearly twenty-four hours, the cops released him on bail.
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Twenty-four hours later it was out the door, custom tennis-ball-yellow ink double-hit and all!
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I'm sure you'd agree that a million bucks is a lot to make in just twenty-four hours.
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Olivia Wilde's "Booksmart" takes place now, in Los Angeles, in the final twenty-four hours of high school.
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Twenty-four hours are allotted for delivery from the time of pickup, though trips never take that long.
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Twenty-four hours after the authorities considered the explosion there a gas leak, the story came full circle.
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Twenty-four hours later, they made history as the first K-pop group to perform on Saturday Night Live.
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If I could have stayed drunk twenty-four hours a day, I would have never had to get sober.
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It'll keep hot drinks hot for up to six hours, and cold drinks cold up to twenty-four hours.
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Twenty-four hours does not seem like a long time in the never-ending deathscape that is the apocalypse.
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Twenty-four hours after he arrived in Timbuktu, Mali, Mr. Gustafsson was taken hostage from his hotel at gunpoint.
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But when I returned less than twenty-four hours later I was astonished to find the creek bed dry.
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Twenty-four hours later, they're ready to go (plus, they'll stay good in the fridge for up to one month)!
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Twenty-four hours before the start of any fight card, the UFC works to build excitement with a weigh-in.
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Twenty-four hours before he died, Officer Mulkeen arrested a man in the Bronx for possession of a loaded gun.
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Twenty-four hours after that, Italy will settle down to watch Inter and A.C. Milan meet in that city's derby.
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Twenty-four hours later, we were shooting a promo, where I am Cajun Spice and Emeril is making me a po'boy.
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Twenty-four hours is a good goal, but for some people even a half-day will help them to de-stress.
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Twenty-four hours is, though, still long enough to conduct tests on the quality of livers that might otherwise be rejected.
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In the morning, the father took them to the dining car—the family hadn't eaten a crumb in twenty-four hours.
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The video attracted a million views within twenty-four hours, with the average viewer watching it three times in a row.
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Twenty-four hours later, Mr. Hernandez rescinded his previous declination to the F.B.I. He agreed to testify against his former crew.
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Twenty-four hours later, Mr. Hernandez rescinded his previous declination to the F.B.I. He agreed to testify against his former crew.
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When, finally, months later, news came of his death, from pneumonia, James waited a decent interval—twenty-four hours—before proposing.
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Twenty-four hours after Musk's first tweet, Tesla has twice declined comment to CNBC on where the funding is coming from.
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"The data over the next twenty-four hours has potential to either confirm or dispel the gloom," he wrote in a note.
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Twenty-four hours after the world changes, you better have a plan to get where you're going with the cash you have.
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Twenty-four hours later two people came in — sneaky Margaret and crazy Danielle — and next thing you know, there's a dissension here.
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Twenty-four hours ago, Trump publicly accepted Putin's denial that Russian actors attempted to influence the 2016 election in favor of Trump.
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But the door was metal, had a peephole that you couldn't see out of, and was locked twenty-four hours a day.
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Twenty-four hours on a hard bench is no worse than what many of us have suffered when we missed a bus.
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In one single sentence: 'As torrid as Yale's shooting had been twenty-four hours earlier, it was ice cold in this contest.
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Twenty-four hours behind schedule, I headed back to Union Station for attempt No. 2 to board the Empire Builder to Seattle.
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Twenty-four hours later, I was informed by my doctor, who spoke great English, that I had tested positive for the virus.
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Weiqing's hotline is open twenty-four hours a day, and inquiries also come in through every social-media platform in the country.
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Since 2011, from late October to January, Hallmark has broadcast Christmas movies nearly twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.
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Twenty-four hours later, after drawing fire from opponents and pleas from supporters, Biden reversed field again and announced his opposition to Hyde.
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Twenty-four hours from now the president will walk in the footsteps of every president since Kennedy, as he visits the USS Arizona.
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Twenty-four hours later, she received the call she'd been hoping for: The RSPCA had found Kitty and was holding him for Hall.
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Twenty-four hours out from the shoot, he told me to stop drinking water, save for a few little sips here and there.
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Nuclear energy has provided baseload power to our country for decades, and generates electricity twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.
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Bottom line Twenty-four hours ago, the impeachment trial was on track to be wrapped up by Friday or Saturday of this week.
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The Nomos had lost five seconds in the previous twenty-four hours, the Junghans close to ten, and the Rolex had gained fifteen.
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" Twenty-four hours later, Prop 8 did pass, changing the marital status of 18,20143 same-sex California couples from "married" to "who knows?
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Twenty-four hours later, Mr. Ransom, who once dreamed of becoming a police officer, would be accused of causing the death of one.
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Twenty-four hours later, however, Wall Street marked the longest-ever bull market with champagne, while the S&P 500 hit a record high.
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Elliott had recently raised five billion dollars in twenty-four hours, and had increased its private-equity investments, taking over companies and running them.
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Twenty-four hours later, we had Sebastian Vettel saying likely the same kind of words aimed at race director Charlie Whiting and Max Verstappen.
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Twenty-four hours later, he was fleeing his office out of a back door as protesters invaded the courtyard and smashed up several cars.
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Twenty-four hours before the storm, the number of people who intended to remain was 6153 plus 10 children, Police Chief Anthony Kelly said.
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"Twenty-four hours later, they're still trying to figure out what happened in Iowa," he said at the start of a campaign event here.
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"I've spoken as recently as twenty-four hours ago, with people at the highest level of intelligence, and I asked them the question," Trump said.
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Twenty-four hours after giving birth to twin girls in August, Cassidy Lexcen was told by doctors to prepare to lose one of her babies.
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They left on the morning of August 10th, stopping often, drinking a little water and watching for danger; twenty-four hours later, they reached Karse.
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Stride works full time at the General Services Administration, in Washington, but spends up to twenty-four hours a week giving rides to drug users.
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Twenty-four hours later, he added a drop of sterile water "directly into the incision wounds" of a random set of peeps to assist colonization.
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Twenty-four hours before that moment, I'd been at Coffeewood Correctional Facility on a weight-pile bench-pressing 295 pounds surrounded by men serving decades.
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However, when a patriotic effect is desired, the flag may be displayed twenty-four hours a day if properly illuminated during the hours of darkness.
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Here, for instance, is Rowling's last tweet of 2018: Twenty-four hours of festive farting later, we still don't know what she managed to steal. pic.twitter.
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Twenty-four hours after a nightclub or restaurant is attacked, Israelis are back in the same location to demonstrate their resolve not to live in fear.
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Twenty-four hours after Blink-182 released a new song — if that's what you want to call this — Dashboard Confessional's Chris Carrabba has new song too.
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Twenty-four hours after the devastating terrorist attacks on Brussels' transport system, King Philippe and Queen Mathilde visited Erasmus Hospital, where 10 victims are still hospitalized.
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Iraqi law stipulates that suspects must be brought before an investigative judge within twenty-four hours of arrest, but many people languished in custody for months.
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Twenty-four hours later, the video was everywhere: trending on social networks, splashed across news sites and airing on TV. How did it spread so fast?
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In my novel No Lease on Life (1998), I was very deliberately playing with Joyce's Ulysses, structuring the book over a period of twenty-four hours.
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Twenty-four hours after that, my brother was on a plane from London, racing against my grandfather's remaining time on Earth, which doctors whispered was limited.
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"Twenty-four hours after my improbable dream became a reality, my pride was stripped away," Carlson says of her immediate experiences after winning Miss America in 1989.
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After twenty-four hours of my crying inconsolably in my room, alone—major melodrama—Mom had to pull me out of there to go down to dinner.
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Twenty-four hours earlier, the gray stone structure that serves as home to some 400 faithful, went largely unnoticed outside its neighborhood near the Colorado State Capitol.
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Twenty-four hours later, Bregman did just that, turning a three-run game into a blowout that evened the best-of-seven series at two games apiece.
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Twenty-four hours ago, not so much—but the sun's out for the Japanese developer's arrival at Develop Conference, held in the bustling seaside city's Hilton hotel.
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"Twenty-four hours later, we tested the reflexes of those snails, and they showed the same reflexes of those that had been given electrical shocks," Glanzman said.
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Recently, in the course of twenty-four hours, texters from MoveOn, where Butler volunteers, sent more than two million messages urging registered Democrats to vote in November.
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We're on the third rock from the sun twenty-four hours a day, but I've only been to one place where that awareness is enforced by nature.
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Twenty-four hours later, two defense officials who would be involved in formulating that plan said there was still no understanding of what Trump was talking about.
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"Twenty-four hours later, they're still trying to figure out what happened in Iowa," former Vice President Joe Biden joked at a Somersworth town hall last week.
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Twenty-four hours later, forensic anthropologists unearthed decaying human bones from the very spot the woman described, behind the Richmond Hill townhouse where she had grown up.
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In California on Thursday and Friday, he'll attend four events in the span of twenty-four hours, each one bringing hundreds of thousands of dollars into Democratic coffers.
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The threat to her life required stringent security measures: a steel office door, an armor-plated car, and four bodyguards, who accompanied her twenty-four hours a day.
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This has resulted in a spate of resignations in the past twenty-four hours, including Dominic Raab, the Brexit secretary, and Esther McVey, the work and pensions secretary.
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I managed to pack young Harden off to his room by dint of threats and promises and wrung out of him a vow of twenty-four hours' silence.
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Here's why you'll want to: caffeine has a six-hour half-life, which means it takes a full twenty-four hours to work its way out of your system.
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Massive increase in microbiome diversity Twenty-four hours later Dan and I were back in London, him with his precious audio tapes and me with my cherished poo samples.
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Twenty-four hours a day, a fleet of 13,000 trucks disperses this food across the New York region, serving upwards of 22 million people within a 50-mile radius.
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Mandiant, one of the cybersecurity firms, said that it was unable to inspect the bank's D.N.S. logs from 2016, because Alfa retained such records for only twenty-four hours.
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After the meeting, according to non-Rajneesh Antelope residents, the Rajneesh security patrol stationed a manned vehicle outside Hill's house almost twenty-four hours a day for three months.
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Twenty-four hours before the final broadcast, F.B.I. agents detained Mr. Durst on a murder warrant in New Orleans, where he had booked a hotel room under an alias.
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Twenty-four hours after President Trump was hit with a double-barreled barrage of felony convictions against two former close advisers, leading Senate Republicans did not appear particularly agitated.
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Twenty-four hours later, Mr. Hodgkinson unleashed his attack just a few paces from the gym's front door, on the well-groomed baseball diamond where the congressmen were practicing.
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"After twenty-four hours of my crying inconsolably in my room, alone — major melodrama — Mom had to pull me out of there to go down to dinner," she continued.
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On average, they found, the tumor was sloughing off twenty thousand cancer cells into every millilitre of blood—roughly three million cells per gram of tumor every twenty-four hours.
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Twenty-four hours later, the exchange rate had grown to 20 Mexican pesos to 1 dollar for the first time in history, and today still hasn't dropped below that threshold.
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Twenty-four hours later, in a heated hallway exchange, the high school principal, Ms. Hanks, reprimanded Mr. Joe for missing class and warned him that his graduating was in jeopardy.
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Twenty-four hours after blowing leads of 21-21 and 210-21 in losing a 227-20083 slugfest, Texas won a tense pitcher's duel, 22008-209, Tuesday night at Progressive Field.
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Twenty-four hours later, she performed the song at the Super Bowl 50 halftime show, where she and her dancers dressed in outfits that recalled the uniforms of the Black Panthers.
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Risk aversion has picked up noticeably over the past twenty-four hours and it's not entirely clear what's driven it," Westpac Bank senior currency strategist Sean Callow told CNBC's "Street Signs.
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Twenty-four hours after the incident, France's counter-terrorism prosecutor had not stepped in to lead the probe, suggesting investigators doubt that committing an act of terrorism was the assailant's primary motive.
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Enable users to share Stories that last more or less than 24 hours Twenty-four hours isn't a use case that captures all scenarios where people still want a default delete experience.
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Twenty-four hours a day, if you're watching prices move whether you're making money or losing it, it takes you out of reality and keeps you doing the activity a long time.
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Twenty-four hours after being arrested and charged as part of a sweeping racketeering case against the Nine Trey gang, he cut a deal with federal prosecutors to flip on his crew.
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Take care when eating the mini sausages at Aquavit, which are fermented for twenty-four hours, then cold-smoked, baked, seared to order, and served with a slightly fruity whole-grain mustard.
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Twenty four hours later they were escorted by the police to the governor, who signed a memorandum of understanding to help the people of Bali say no to plastic bags by January 2018.
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The diner was a low-key place that stayed open twenty-four hours, with Formica tables and plastic cups, and a late-night clientele that was a mixture of townies and drunken students.
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Twenty-four hours later, the Chinese e-commerce giant reported that customers spent $30.8 billion, or almost three times as much as the previous year's Black Friday and Cyber Monday shoppers spent combined.
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When he spent those twenty-four hours dithering over whether to rent the apartment, I see now that his real choice was whether to repudiate the first and only love of his life.
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Twenty-four hours after we entered, we emerged into the lobby bright and breathless, unable to articulate what we had just experienced but knowing that it was something that we had shared together.
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Washington (CNN)Twenty-four hours removed from The New York Times' blockbuster report about President Donald Trump's taxes -- and those of his father, Fred -- the reverberations were beginning to be felt in earnest.
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Twenty-four hours after President Trump's address to Congress, the Russia story roared back into the news last night in the form of three different stories, two of which involve Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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Twenty-four hours later, he decided to drop Kepa Arrizabalaga, the most expensive goalkeeper in the world, for the first time in the Premier League season, in favor of his veteran understudy, Willy Caballero.
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Peter arrives, driven in a black S-class Mercedes, the same model he has idling outside with a driver, twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, wherever he is in the world.
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Typically, the beef used for Korean barbecue is marinated for as long as twenty-four hours, but at Dokebi Kim dips the pieces for only two minutes, to maintain the integrity of the meat.
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Maybe it does only in the precincts of dreams and poetry, Not in a country lit twenty-four hours a day to keep dreams stuck Turning in a wheel In the houses of money.
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"Twenty-four hours after learning that our student was detained and sent back overseas, we still have not received a satisfactory explanation from Customs and Border Protection for this action," a university spokesperson said.
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"I have seen men, within twenty-four hours of taking the influenza, sob like children for hours together as though their hearts would break," England's Prime Minister Lord Rosebery wrote of influenza in 1895.
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No one knows why," by Zaria Gorvett in the BBC: "'Twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, for the last three-and-a-half decades, it's been broadcasting a dull, monotonous tone.
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Twenty-four hours before Millenium goes down to OpTic, Swan and I share lunch on the edge of La Vilette, the park that Le Zénith sits within, just beside the impressively curvaceous Philharmonie de Paris.
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In May, 2011, Governor Perry, who was gearing up for his first Presidential race, signed a bill requiring all women seeking an abortion to have a sonogram at least twenty-four hours before the procedure.
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You can just plunk the vehicle straight down on the farm, load it with fifty tons of green beans or whatever, and twenty-four hours later you land right next door to the processing plant.
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With less than twenty four hours to go until the much-awaited U.S. elections, analysts have given their views on how currencies across the globe could trade amid any major volatility that the result could generate.
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Twenty-four hours after surprisingly abandoning his months-long opposition to his former Republican primary foe, Cruz uneasily stumped for Trump's White House bid, portraying him as the best and only option to stop Hillary Clinton.
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Twenty-four hours later, The Wall Street Journal reported that Amazon may be planning on opening up to 2,000 similar stores across the US. Basically, it's a huge deal, and it's been met with some criticism.
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Twenty-four hours later, an eagle-eyed reporter for the Topeka Capital-Journal noticed that Kobach posed for the photo with sensitive documents detailing his plans for the Department of Homeland Security visible to the camera.
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Twenty four hours after Usain Bolt sensationally pulled up in his relay event, Anneisha McLaughlin-Whilby slowed down clutching her leg 20 meters into her second leg and went to ground, ending Jamaica's reign as world champions.
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You may say, well the drug should be undetectable within twenty-four hours, but we're going to say it's gotta be a withdrawal period ten days to two weeks, which is typical for antibiotics in feed animals.
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Twenty-four hours after he body-slammed and repeatedly punched Guardian reporter Ben Jacobs, Gianforte won Montana's special election to fill Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke's former seat, defeating Rob Quist, a populist Democrat, by about six points.
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Twenty-four hours later, his United Nations envoy said, "We absolutely support a two-state solution," adding that the administration simply wanted a "thinking out of the box" approach about resolving one of the world's intractable conflicts.
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Twenty-four hours after announcing that he was calling off the meeting in a letter to Mr. Kim, the North's leader, Mr. Trump told reporters that he and Mr. Kim might yet meet in Singapore on June 12.
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Bottom line Twenty-four hours is an awfully long time to present, and the Democratic case has been thorough, methodical and relatively honest in where there are holes that can only be filled by those witnesses or documents.
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From its first, hurtling, paragraph-long sentence, this novel vividly dramatizes each step in the organ-donation process—from the accidental death of a twenty-year-old to the transplantation of his heart, nearly twenty-four hours later.
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Twenty-four hours later, Trump appeared charmed by the overt displays of flattery on offer by Britain's royal family and members of the government, deeming Queen Elizabeth II a "fantastic person" and hailing the long-established special transatlantic relationship.
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" A successful candidate, he wrote, "must be a talented actor playing the part twenty-four hours a day, a role that comes at a cost of constant mental tension, and which is nerve-racking to the point of insanity.
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So we can collapse those boundaries by making space that's publically accessible twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, by educating our entire staff to share their knowledge and passion about art with the public, by continually presenting exhibitions.
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Over twenty-four hours have passed since the Shadow Brokers publicized its auction of a collection of encrypted information it claimed to have obtained from hacking the Equation Group, an elite team of hackers linked last year to the NSA.
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It's supposedly part of a larger effort to crack down on "inappropriate and erotic content online," and the regulations will require live-streaming services to "monitor all their output twenty four hours a day, seven days a week," the outlet reported.
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And I believe that there were enough people gathered in airtight room somewhere, who said, let's let this happen and then we can... They had shit ready to go in twenty-four hours so... I'm not... that wouldn't surprise me.
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Notably, the developments in Japan come a mere twenty-four hours after Chinese Premier Li Keqiang announced Beijing would not engage in competitive currency devaluation, saying China does not intend to use a cheaper yuan as a way to boost exports.
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Any preliminary count that suggests May's Conservative Party is expected to expand their majority in parliament will be positive for the British pound for twenty-four hours, said Macquarie analysts Nizam Idris, Gareth Berry and Teresa Lam in a note.
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Most of the time, he sat in a shop at the surface, waiting for the phone to ring with orders for new shuttle-car tires, or for cutter shafts, which kept blades spinning to cut coal twenty-four hours a day.
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Twenty-four hours earlier the SDF had moved south to the Euphrates River, kicking ISIS out of a pocket of Deir Ezzor's surrounding countryside and bringing their forces within shouting distance of the Syrian regime and the Russian military assisting them.
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He had been in India a little more than twenty-four hours, and had flown in directly from a two-day trip to Japan, where he visited Toyota plants and lobbied government officials to let Uber expand in the country.
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"A little more than twenty-four hours after the discovery of the Tate victims, the Los Angeles Police Department was given a lead by the Los Angeles Sheriff's Office, which, if followed, could possibly have broken the case," Bugliosi writes.
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At City Hall, the queue spilled through the doors and onto the municipal steps, and I felt at one with the crowd, which I imagined to have gathered like us on the whim of proposals not yet twenty-four hours old.
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The thwarted and clever remembered that it was still possible, several technological generations later, to send faxes; one Republican senator received, from a single Web-based faxing service, seven thousand two hundred and seventy-six of them in twenty-four hours.
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Recently, the Georgia congresswoman Dar'shun Kendrick drafted a " testicular bill of rights ," which would restrict men's access to erectile-dysfunction pills, sex toys, and pornography, in some cases making men wait twenty-four hours—and receive spousal approval—to obtain them.
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More than the small tinfoil packet the raw-boned woman dropped onto the lav floor for Tandy to bend and snatch up, sixteen to twenty four hours of immersion in painlessness waiting under the googly eye, emotional opacity looking out the glasshield.
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While Everything, Everything was about a teen (Stenberg) who was unable to go outside due to a rare illness, The Sun Is Also A Star is about teens who have a whirlwind romance twenty-four hours before one is set to be deported.
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Twenty four hours after referring dismissively to Hawaii as "an island in the Pacific" as part of a broader condemnation of the judicial blockade against the implementation of President Trump's travel ban, Sessions was given a chance to revise and extend those comments.
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Twenty-four hours after they had pounded the Los Angeles Dodgers 10-2 at a stunned Dodger Stadium, they crushed their opponents 8-2.133 at the same venue to take a 3-2 lead in the best-of-seven National League Championship Series.
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BARCELONA/GIRONA, Spain (Reuters) - Twenty-four hours after Spain removed him from power, Catalonia's leader had resolved to leave the country and take his independence campaign to the heart of the European Union, but first he needed to tie off an important loose end.
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Twenty-four hours after Adam Lindemann sold a Jean-Michel Basquiat at Christie's for $57.3 million — an auction record for the artist — he found himself in the role of bidder as selling began for a 1942 Calder standing mobile at Sotheby's last Wednesday night.
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Washington (CNN)Twenty-four hours after President Donald Trump dictated a dejected letter to Kim Jong Un canceling their June 12 meeting, he appeared to reverse course, telling reporters Friday the diplomatic encounter could still occur on the same date if conditions keep improving.
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Twenty-four hours later, after what he described as an intense interrogation, the 29-year-old was released, but not before he had been asked to sign a document promising not to criticize Hamas, the Islamist group that runs Gaza, or its security services.
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Twenty-four hours later, after reaffirming their desire to make voting harder for the poor and people of color, Republicans want nothing less than to replace the election the country's been enduring for months with an entirely new one, and without wasting a single moment.
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These demands are well thought out, passionate, and non-negotiable, and if they are not met within twenty-four hours I will barricade myself in the snack bar in the library basement, purchase every last PowerBar from the vending machine, and eat them all.
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Twenty-four hours after the truce took effect, United Nations Special Envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura declared the situation had improved dramatically, saying U.N. aid access should be possible soon including to eastern Aleppo, the rebel-held half of the city that is under blockade.
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Twenty-four hours earlier, the captain of the Martin had called to order the nuts and coffee, knowing that they would be delivered to his ship when it passed the Westcott office, just southwest of the Ambassador Bridge on the Michigan side of the Detroit River.
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Quite possibly, twenty-four hours from now—at least, as he would experience those hours—she would be an old woman, still messing with her coupons at the same table, and meanwhile he would be shuttling down to an entirely new world as an entirely new man.
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As documented in various academic studies and industry reports, these workers report feeling that they are on the clock twenty-four hours a day because they can't ignore the early-morning cries of a child or refuse to assist an elderly client in the middle of the night.
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PARIS — Twenty-four hours after Chanel's Paris couture show was called among the best of the season, the company confirmed that Maureen Chiquet, chief executive of Chanel and one of the few women at the helm of a global luxury business, would leave at the end of this month.
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Despite the fact that it cops a hefty fine, every––even rarer––day of sunshine will unleash legions of braying "tapps aff" (tops off) lads ready to obliterate any patch of grass or hedgerow in the noble pursuit of ripping the arse clean off the next twenty-four hours.
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Kongphan's audience is so loyal and adoring (some fans have tipped him more than ten thousand dollars over time, or watched him stream for twenty-four hours straight) that his channel can resemble a benign personality cult, built around a carefully honed version of himself: engaged, jokey, ceaselessly positive.
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Twenty-four hours after Monet's "Grainstack" soared to $81.4 million at Christie's, New York's jittery postelection art market received another boost when 25 works from the collection of the late Steven Ames and his wife, Ann, sold for $122.8 million with fees on Thursday night at Sotheby's contemporary sale.
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Whatever it is: it seems the only way to cope with British politics is to shout into the echo chamber of Twitter, march on the streets to literally no effect whatsoever, or to post hella dank memes until the day ends and we all inch twenty four hours closer to anarchy.
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UNITED NATIONS — Twenty-four hours after President Trump swatted away at a broad international consensus on how to achieve peace between Israelis and Palestinians, his United Nations envoy sought to assure the world on Thursday that his administration supports Palestinian statehood but wants a "thinking out of the box" approach.
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Most of the presses work twenty-four hours a day, drawing plastic resin into a hopper, heating it to six hundred degrees Fahrenheit, and then blasting the liquid into molds, which are enormous blocks of stainless steel, precision-fabricated in an adjacent tool shop to create the shape of the desired part.
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Twenty-four hours earlier, the same group — alongside the artist Jeff Koons and the soccer manager José Mourinho, as well as celebrities including Johnny Depp and Sonam Kapoor — had attended a star-spangled opening event for the new National Museum of Qatar, featuring Bedouin dancers, musicians, singers and flag-wielding horseback riders.
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Three days, three periods of twenty-four hours each on other people's clocks, stretched for me longer than any life span I could bear, and I slid down a pine tree I'd been hugging in a Vermont forest, crumpled to a weeping heap on the ground beside the tree's trunk, my life's time abruptly passing, consumed. Enough. Nothing.
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On January 2nd, House Republicans voted in secret to defang the Office of Congressional Ethics; less than twenty-four hours later, following what seemed at the time like a deluge of calls but later turned out to be just that loud patter you hear on your window before the storm really begins, they reversed their decision.
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We thought he might start displaying a penchant for really long Villalobos remixes or new age ambient whale-song cassettes, but no, the man only known to the world as EZ—seriously, check his Wikipedia page, there's no government name there—played a solid twenty four hours' worth of bass-heavy, dancefloor-ready Grade-A bombs to a semi-empty white cube of a room.
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The day after Trump signed an unconstitutional ban on travelers from Muslim majority nations, thousands of CPB agents showered, ate breakfast, and drove to their jobs at airports across the country, where they proceeded to harass, humiliate, handcuff, and detain hundreds of residents, students, tourists, workers, women, men, and children—all of whom they would have let pass, perhaps with a smile, twenty-four hours earlier.
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In much of China, the livery has become as recognizable as that of U.P.S. workers in the U.S. Three younger men soon arrived, also in uniform, and Xia called a meeting to run through arrangements for what was sure to be their busiest twenty-four hours of the year: November 11th, when people all over China celebrate Singles' Day, taking advantage of deep discounts to lavish gifts on themselves.
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Work kept me from crossing the Blue Ridge Mountains a day earlier, and it does sound like I missed a few grand moments—what I'm told was an epic and guest-heavy Yo La Tengo jam, a Sun Ra Arkestra set that I heard half-a-dozen locals raving about twenty-four hours later, a Knoxville Symphony Orchestra performance that put John Luther Adams, Bryce Dessner, and Philip Glass on the same program.
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A human would need almost two weeks of 24/7 reading to get through it all; Jeff Wu, who oversaw the project, told me that the A.I. computed the archive in under an hour—a mere after-dinner macaron compared with its All-U-Can-Eat buffet of Reddit training data, the computing of which had required almost an entire "petaflop-per-second day"—a thousand trillion operations per second, for twenty-four hours.
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Nowadays, it's probably impossible for a reasonably with-it American to get through an entire twenty-four hours without being asked to rate someone or something, or feeling compelled to give five stars and a tip to a Lyft driver who was actually pretty terrible but clearly needed the work, or deciding to give a perfect score to a lousy online seller out of fear that otherwise the seller might give a less than perfect score in return.
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